Sentence examples for glitter through from inspiring English sources

It is only one of many strange, lucid images that glitter through Levy's novel, images that linger in the reader's mind and won't be chased away.

Seeing the shades of white and blue dissipate around the majestic crown of St Paul's, the lights of all those striking buildings across the river glitter through the depths of evening hues, I realized I just don't come to this part of London often enough.

Like, yes: The sex is explosive, orgasms glitter through your body like fireworks, but you don't really know if you're allowed to leave a toothbrush over so you have to brush your teeth with just a load of toothpaste and your finger.

That film has been credited with setting off the wave of screwball comedies that glittered through the following decade.

For a long moment, Eliasson gazed east across the declivity of the meadow, to where the new Bard performance center, designed by Frank Gehry, glittered through the trees.

A trace of childishness has glittered through the life and works of Julia Roberts; you can feel other actors responding to it — should they chide, indulge, or defend this singular creature?

It's the sort of concept that grabs you instantly and ferociously, and a corresponding excitement glitters through the opening moments of this two-character chamber work, directed by Diane Paulus.

At the New Age-luxurious Wildspring Guest Habitat, where we had reserved a cabin, we soaked away the day's 48 miles of biking in a hot tub with glimpses of ocean below and stars glittering through fir boughs above.

Thanks to the space telescope, which was launched by Nasa on the shuttle Discovery, we can see the unbelievable richness, colour and grandeur of the universe: newborn stars glittering through thick columns of interstellar dust, or luminous galaxies whose light has taken billions of years to reach us.

The program will treat audiences to a historical mapping a classical dance from Marius Petipa at his most academically glittering through George Balanchine's neoclassical revolution to contemporary dance of today.

Somebody had to stand up and say that," State Senator Marlon Kimpson told me, rocking back from his desk as the early afternoon sun glittered through his office window from off the Cooper River.